E. B. White: A Shy Man Fond of Creatures
by Deborah Straw Like many other famous writers, E.B. White (1899-1985) was a shy man. He avoided most parties and public appearances. He didn’t want people to find him or his home in North Brooklin,...
View ArticleRobert McCloskey: Alive With Wonder In Maine
by Alexandra W. Pecci In Robert McCloskey’s children’s books, Maine is a place where life moves with the shifting tides and seasons. It is a place where a hill thick with blueberries comes alive with...
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An Escape in Portland for Any Season
by Francis and Linda McGovern Sometimes the volume in our minds could use some turning down, a way to de-clutter in order to amplify the good stuff: our creativity, our passions, our ingenuity. When we...
View ArticleSteve Jermanok Video Interview New England in a Nutshell
We sat down for an interview with Steve Jermanok about his new guide book New England in a Nutshell. With the forced downturn in travel and a public yearning for more regional exploration, Steve took...
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Katahdin: “The Great Mountain” and Six Witty Wanderers
By Kim Adler “Man is born to die, his works are short-lived. Buildings crumble, monuments decay, wealth vanishes. But Katahdin in all its glory, forever shall remain the mountain of the people of...
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